SPi-V 1.2.13, Tiger compatibility

Ever since the first version of Safari, a bug between Safari and Shockwave has been causing an offset to the SPi-V scene. The simply rendered too heigh. I fixed this by rendering the scene at an offset when Safari is detected, but this leaves an empty (black) bar at the bottom of the display.

Instead of fixing this bug in Tiger, the bug got worse. Unfortunately there is not much more I can do in SPi-V than to step back to a less efficient way of rendering the scene if Tiger is detected. As a result, the scene now renders at the correct screen position, but at significantly lower performance.

This fix is included in the current version of SPi-V, version 1.2.13b (which is available for download now)

For more information, read this weblog.